Finished in a phosphate and blue two-tone, with fixed sights, "WaA135" inspection marks, and "svw/45" on the slide. Numbers match on the slide, frame, barrel and locking block. Fitted with a pair of ribbed black grips. With a black leather holster marked "P38" and "WaA145" on the back, along with a number of hand-scratched names on the back and interior.

Very good, with 70% of the original combination phosphate/blue finish, showing a bright gray patina on the sides of the barrel and edges of the frame and receiver, along with some light handling marks and spotting overall. The grips are very good, with some light scratches and dings. The holster is fair, with loose hinge stitching, re-stitched belt loops, and a number of scuffs. Mechanically excellent.

Manufactured late in the war, with the traditional Walther banner and markings absent from the left side of the slide, and the external matching serial number and "ac" on the right. "Eagle/N" proofs are present on the muzzle, chamber hood and slide, with a pair of checkered Walther grips and a flat base magazine.

Very fine, with 80% of the late war blue finish, showing bright edge wear, a gray patina on the grip straps, and mild spotting and handling marks overall. The left grip panel is cracked along the front edge, otherwise the grips are good with slight flexing on the lower edges. Mechanically excellent.